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Announcing IRE's 2025 Chauncey Bailey Investigative Reporting Fellows

Daniela Ibarra of KSAT-TV in San Antonio, José Ignacio Castañeda Perez of Spotlight Delaware and Aallyah Wright of Capital B News will serve as IRE’s 2025 Chauncey Bailey Journalist of […]
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Join the IRE training team

IRE is looking for a passionate, high-energy individual who enjoys working with others to join our training team, dedicated to fulfilling our core mission of helping journalists improve their investigative […]
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AccessFest24 keynote: Tristan Ahtone in conversation with Mary Hudetz

AccessFest24 keynote: Grist Editor at Large Tristan Ahtone will join in conversation with ProPublica reporter Mary Hudetz.
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Get involved: Join an IRE Committee

Have you always wanted to know more about how IRE works — and how you can help? Now is your chance. IRE is seeking volunteers for the 2024/25 committees.
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Participate in the #IRE24 mentorship program

Sign-ups are now open for the mentorship networking program at IRE24 in Anaheim! The deadline to apply is midnight CT on Sunday, May 26.
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Six tips for reporting on the environment

IRE members share tips and ideas for reporting on the environment.
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IRE announces 50th Anniversary Task Force

(March 6, 2024) COLUMBIA, Missouri — Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE), the largest professional journalism association in the United States, is launching a new initiative to mark the upcoming 50th […]
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IRE announces winners of the 2023 Philip Meyer Journalism Award

January 17, 2024 “Still Loading,” The Markup investigation, which exposed vast disparities in internet service quality from four major providers, earned the first place prize in the 2023 Philip Meyer […]
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Director of U.S. Census Bureau to speak at NICAR23

IRE is pleased to announce that Robert L. Santos, director of the U.S. Census Bureau, will speak at the NICAR Conference in Nashville, March 2-5.
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IRE announces winners of 2022 Philip Meyer Journalism Award

A partnership between The Associated Press and PBS FRONTLINE that dug deeply into evidence of war crimes in Ukraine earned the first place prize in the 2022 Philip Meyer Journalism Award.  Other top honors go to The Los Angeles Times for its project “Extreme Heat's Deadly Toll,” and a collaboration between The Marshall Project, WOVU and Cleveland Documenters that gives a comprehensive assessment of multiple systems that have bolstered inequities in a marginalized community.
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